A majestic cougar prowls through the dense forest floor at San Pedrillo Station, showcasing its sleek and powerful physique.

A cute tapir captured in a close-up shot at San Pedrillo Station, showcasing its gentle eyes and unique snout.

A spider monkey effortlessly swings through the treetops at San Pedrillo Station, demonstrating its agility and playfulness.

A vibrant scarlet macaw perches on a branch near the San Pedrillo Ranger Station, displaying its striking red and blue feathers.

A two-toed sloth clings to a tree branch in San Pedrillo Station, lazily hanging in its natural habitat.

A close-up of a cougar at San Pedrillo Station, highlighting its intense gaze and sleek fur as it prowls through the forest.

A lively group of coatis forages together in the forest at San Pedrillo Station, interacting and playing

A group of travelers enjoys a scenic boat ride along the Pargo River near San Pedrillo, surrounded by lush greenery and calm waters.

A spider monkey pauses to eat fruit in the San Pedrillo rainforest, surrounded by the dense foliage of the jungle.

A stunning waterfall cascades down the rocky cliffs at San Pedrillo, creating a serene and picturesque natural scene.

A group of hikers makes their way through the lush and scenic Marcos Reyes Trail in San Pedrillo, surrounded by vibrant greenery.

A wild cougar rests under the shade of a tree in the San Pedrillo area, blending seamlessly with the surrounding environment.

A solitary tapir navigates through the thick underbrush at San Pedrillo Station, displaying its unique features in the wild.

Corcovado National Park Tour (San Pedrillo Station) from Uvita, Costa Rica.

If you are willing to live a wild experience and feel nature in all its glory, join us on this fantastic tour to Corcovado National Park. Corcovado is the largest protected area in the country that shelters one of the last remnants of primary forest on the Pacific coast of the entire American continent.

Price: $145

Tour Details:

Departure from Uvita
Meeting point: 6:30 AM – Ballena Tour Costa Rica office
Departure time: 7:00 AM
Arrival at San Pedrillo Ranger Station: Approximately 1.5 hours later

At Corcovado National Park
At the San Pedrillo Ranger Station, there are bathrooms and showers available
Our guide will provide safety information and an explanation of the itinerary
Hike on the trails for approximately 3 hours
Lunch break

Return to Uvita
Departure from Corcovado: 2:30 PM
Arrival in Uvita: Around 3:30 – 4:00 PM
Possibility of spotting whales, dolphins, turtles, and seabirds during the boat ride

What’s Included in Our Tour?

Corcovado National Park entrance fee
Bilingual guide (Spanish-English)
Safety gear
First aid kit
Lunch
Water and fruit
Insurance policy

Wildlife experience:

Corcovado National Park: A Biodiversity Hotspot
Corcovado National Park hosts an impressive 3% of biodiversity on this side of the planet (far more than the UK, Canada, and the US combined). It houses the impressive sum of 2800 species of plants, 400 species of birds (including 16 species of hummingbirds and the largest number of red macaws anywhere in Central America), at least 10,000 species of insects, 28 species of lizards, 40 species of frogs, many species of snakes, as well as mammals such as the Baird tapir, the rare harpy eagle, jaguar, puma, red-backed squirrel monkeys, sloths, and the list goes on and on, which has made this national park “the most intense place on Earth” in terms of biodiversity according to National Geographic. For its great natural beauty, its great biological importance mentioned above, and the fact that it is a site that allows the observation of a large number of species in their natural habitat, this tour becomes the best choice for nature lovers in its purest state. Dare to feel the natural magic of this oasis of life!

Recommendations for your visit:

Sunscreen and insect repellent
Reusable water bottle
Sandals for the boat ride and comfortable shoes for hiking
During the rainy season (June to November), a rain jacket or poncho is recommended
Small waterproof bags to store personal belongings
Light clothing, swimsuit, and towel

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Price: $145

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What’s Included in Our Tour?

Wildlife experience:

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